The boiling point of heat transfer oil and the pressure corresponding to that temperature
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Does anyone know the boiling point of heat transfer oil, as well as the pressure corresponding to that temperature? This post was last edited by ali2004 on 2007-12-19 08:22.]
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Does anyone know the boiling point of heat transfer oil, as well as the pressure corresponding to different temperatures? I recall that the boiling point of heat transfer oil is generally between 300, 350, and 380 degrees; in China, it’s usually around 350 degrees, while in countries with more advanced technology it’s 380 degrees. What about the relationship between temperature and pressure?
The regeneration of heat transfer oil takes place in two ways: 1) on-line regeneration (which can be carried out without shutting down the furnace or stopping production), and 2) off-line regeneration. For customers who use large amounts of heat transfer oil, this process is very cost-effective. Using methods such as vacuum distillation, it is possible to remove the heavier components from the heat transfer oil through purely physical processes; as a result, heat transfer oil that does not meet the required standards can be brought up to near-new standard levels after regeneration. Additionally, online regeneration eliminates the cost of cleaning the boiler system, thus ultimately saving businesses a significant amount of money.